Is it right to advice other people against gambling for personal reasons like??

[cabron]

It's all up to those willing listeners though. But what I can say is that he didn't do it moderately. For someone who plans to go all in, don't go all in like you don't have a plan but to lose all your money. There is the need to rethink again every time you lose. Restratigize at least or even see what others are doing to win.

If its possible to just do it on sports betting, try it there because gambling is not just about sitting on the table or let the dice roll and hoping for luck to be on your favor.

[ethereumhunter]

It's okay to advices people not to playing gambling, especially if that advices is based on their experienced. But they can't forces other people if they wants to still playing gambling because playing gambling or not are each people decision. If people follows his advices, then that's good as many people will sees the impact of playing gambling for their lives and their family. They can sees what happens to them, including what happens to their family because family will gets the big impact if that person getting addicted to gambling.

People who playing gambling will experiences losing their money in gambling. So it's normal to shares or advices to them to stay away from gambling because gambling can't gives them money. But we can let people thinks about gambling and decided by themselves.

[YOSHIE]

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?

I don't think so, everyone has their own sequences and risks in the world of gambling, bad or good, losing and winning, it all depends on the individual, many of them are lucky in betting but quite a few also experience bad luck in gambling.

Advising someone, my understanding is not based on bad experience, whatever advice is given on social media has no effect on gamblers, especially for those who are seriously addicted, they will answer 'I'm not the same as him' maybe he was unlucky when gambling, for that reason experience is not the only reason to discourage someone from continuing to gamble, we can see the proof in the environment around us, Whatever we tell them about the bad things and risks of gambling, they still do the same thing, I think gambling is like hypnosis where they have been hypnotized by gambling, any advice does not make sense to them.

[uneng]

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
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I think others' experiences can help ourselves to avoid committing the same mistakes in the future. So I think it's totally valid for someone to share his personal stories in order to help others who may find themselves in the same situation later. That is why we have evolved as civilizations, because we have previous examples from our ancestors on what we should practice and what we should avoid practicing.

However, in this particular case, the judgement from the reader doesn't have to be so extreme. The man has lost all his savings through gambling. It's a good reminder for us that gambling can be dangerous and that people shouldn't use their life savings with that activity. But, is that the only way to gamble? Are every gamblers going to face the same fate? What about other gamblers' opinions on this? What factors caused him to go beyond his limits? Could that be avoided?

For that man gambling is totally discouraged, but through the answers you find, gambling may be an activity you can practice without further damage to your finances. That is why self-knowledge is so important. So you know what you should avoid and what you should embrace.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

Everybody must not win a life changing sum of money from gambling, because if that was possible, then the gambling business would have gone bankrupt many years ago, hence, It's very important people gamble with caution. So in regards to the man in the video discouraging people from gambling, I will say that wasn't the best approach to this, as he ought to have told people the risk involved in gambling and allow them to trade with caution or an amount they can always afford to lose, rather than concluding that they will lose if they gamble just like he did due to greed, gambling all he had.

does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?

No, that a gambler bet and lost it, it doesn't mean there aren't other gamblers who bet and didn't win that same day. Because one thing about gambling is that it is a game of luck, and as such, not everybody will be lucky the same time.

[alani123]

When my friends talk about gambling I always give them the disclaimers about odds, house edge, gambler's fallacy. Etc. I consider this basic education to not get sucked into it.

Many people go into it not knowing even the basics and end up losing a lot. But really advising someone against gambling literally does no harm. If he wants to pass time or make cash there are better ways to do both. If you go in knowing you can afford some risks as a cheap thrill then ok, but if someone is compulsive better skip gambling all together.

[qwertyup23]

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
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I somehow agree with what that person advocates for.

Remember that gambling is not just a simple activity- it is an addiction that can cause you to self-destruct if you lack the necessary precautions and responsibility in maintaining your finances. I am pretty sure that the intention of the person is good- imagine, he is passionately sharing his story in order to warn users about the pitfalls of gambling addiction and the things that you may expect if you lose control of your finances.

Again, it is definitely okay to give advice to people about gambling addiction. I mean, he is speaking from experience and he truly wants people to avoid what he had encountered in the past.

At the end of the day, it is not about that he had a "bad" experienced in gambling, it is all about its general effects and overview on the subject matter. Heck, even people who won huge amounts in gambling still advice people to NOT gamble in the first place.

REMEMBER:
There are certain rules and advice surrounding gambling addiction that were written in blood. There is no harm in heeding to the advice of people who have personally encountered these.

[348Judah]

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience,

Honestly it's a bad idea because of your own mistakes trying to convince others not to gambles, theirs may not be as we have it with ours in gambling, instead, we need to let our story be a lesson to impact something good on them in other for them to take heed while gambling so that they won't have the same experience as we had in gambling, everyone has his own different ways of doing things, they have their own decision to make on whether to continue with gambling or quit, but telling them to make decision hastily is uncalled for because they are likely not to choose the same pattern we used that led to our downfall in gambling.

[South Park]

Hi guys and ladies,

Sorry I can't share the Facebook post this thread stems from, as I lost the post, hours ago before deciding to bring it up as a discussion on this forum.

Like 6 to 7 hours ago, I was over there on Facebook scrolling my life-time away  , I came to this post where the user was advising readers on how bad gambling is, being a gambler myself, I decided to open the post in fall to read and know what the dude is all about, and from all the story, it seems the dude went all in on a gambling sprey which didn't turn out the way he had anticipated, according to him, he had lost all his life savings (over $60,000) to gambling and it all started with a bet of $10.

And right now, the dude is all out to castigate and discourage as many that are willing to give him a listening ear; from gambling, all for what? Because gambling didn't turn out well for him, he lost his entire life savings, and he now believed that that is exactly how every other persons out there gambling will lose too.

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

That is his choice, as it is the choice of each person to decide to listen to his advice or ignore him, for my part I do not think it makes any difference, as I have seen people come to me crawling to get my advice and then do the opposite as soon as I turn my back to them, so it is obvious that people are going to do whatever they want regardless of what others may think, and it is even likely he knows this, and this is just the way he is using to deal with the losses he suffered through gambling.

[Woodie]

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
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It's easy for him to be the ambassador of people stopping gambling after he lost his life savings and doesn't want other players to go through the same ordeal!!

And not to be judgemental on this... how does one go from $10 bets to losing $60K..come on fella's what I see here is a player full of greed and isn't sure with what they want or how to gamble! You know what they say, winners know when to stop and by stop doesn't mean you are profitable, this also means you have had a losing session and you walkaway to play another day...let's know when to walk away, simple!

Otherwise I would have loved to see a video of the player playing to see what went wrong...might learn something here.

[goinmerry]

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
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It's not about being right or not, but everyone has the right to give advice based on their personal experience.

Now, as a reader or listener, it depends on how will you react to it.

-Will you take it seriously?
-Will you take it as just another never-ending basic advice?
-Will you take it as "ah ok"

Sharing bad experiences in gambling is common. Take it or ignore it, your call.

[swogerino]

Hi guys and ladies,

Sorry I can't share the Facebook post this thread stems from, as I lost the post, hours ago before deciding to bring it up as a discussion on this forum.

Like 6 to 7 hours ago, I was over there on Facebook scrolling my life-time away  , I came to this post where the user was advising readers on how bad gambling is, being a gambler myself, I decided to open the post in fall to read and know what the dude is all about, and from all the story, it seems the dude went all in on a gambling sprey which didn't turn out the way he had anticipated, according to him, he had lost all his life savings (over $60,000) to gambling and it all started with a bet of $10.

And right now, the dude is all out to castigate and discourage as many that are willing to give him a listening ear; from gambling, all for what? Because gambling didn't turn out well for him, he lost his entire life savings, and he now believed that that is exactly how every other persons out there gambling will lose too.

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

I think everyone has the right to express their opinion and no matter where they base it from or no matter from where it derives.This specific case though it shows that this guy is a sore loser and it is butt hurt so he doesn't stand the fact that he lost his life savings which is plain stupidity from anyone to do that.Only people stupid enough can gamble away all their fortune and although I am one of the people who often talk against gambling it is because I want people to not go deep down like I got few years ago when I was in full addiction mode and life was hell in the true meaning of the word,not because I lost a big amount of money like the dude in this story.

[Accardo]

Gambling is risky and annoying whenever a person loses out his life savings. What do you expect his reactions to look like? It'll also surprise us to realize in future that this same gambler is either lying or would gamble again. However, some social media gambling advice shouldn't be counted as valid, they are fueled by impressions and getting people's attention. Derailing the gambling aim of others isn't right. They're better means of spreading responsible gambling messages other than instigating fear on players. It's a problem on the advisor's end, because he is doing it out of his multiple losses. Hence, that wouldn't be his advice if he hadn't lost all that money. I don't encourage people to follow such talks, it was his fault for chasing losses. Once a player is cool and focuses on building a reliable gambling strategy, he has nothing to bother about. Gambling in fear is also wrong, that's why gamblers shouldn't to listen to such failures, as the same fear in them could be transferred to their listeners or readers.

[Crypto Library]

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

No, it's not ok. But he has personal freedom and he can give his advice to anyone he wants. But I think that if he pours his life saving fund into gambling like a fool, he himself is responsible if they are lost. Did he not know that gambling can lose or win all those funds. The basic rules of gambling are that you should invest as much fund as you can afford to lose. And that's what he broke and that's why he's in this situation today, I think the moment he's going through right now, no other person should take his advice.
I want to say another thing that many times many people break their legs while playing football, then if they advise others not to play football that I broke my leg while playing football, it not a good sport you shouldn't play it, is it possible?

[darkangel11]

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

I think it's not wrong to advice people. Most of us do it here when we tell people to get a hardware wallet because we lost some coins, or to watch the address because we made a mistake of sending bitcoin somewhere we did not want it to go. Many of us advice people to invest in cryptocurrencies just because we did well doing so. It's the same with gambling. Some people will win and will tell others to try a certain game or casino out and others will lose and warn people against it.
It's great that we can read about other people's mistakes and make our own choices. Would you rather be left in the dark without any information?

[livingfree]

It's okay. If that's what he thinks because he didn't do well in gambling then that's much better, we're seeing someone who doesn't become addicted to gambling and that's good, right?

Instead of a bad story that we see that guy go with gambling and become addicted but because he personally think that gambling is bad, that's why he discourages other from doing so.

Anyway, this is all about our personal experiences and our point of view. If that's what he's saying, okay but for us, we know what we're doing.

[Iroh]

I don’t think he’s doing anything wrong. He’s merely sharing his painful experience to anyone who would listen about the dangers of irresponsible gambling. The experience likely pained him as well as impacted enough sense in him to change his ways and attitude towards gambling and he’s trying to warn people not to make the same mistakes as he did.
Perhaps the means he uses when talking about the cons of gambling may not ho down well with you, you’ll have to excuse his methods as I would say he’s trying to pass across just how urgent his message should be taken as well. He doesn’t want people to go down the hole he went.

[dothebeats]

It's all okay in my opinion. The dude is just trying to warn others of the pitfalls of gambling through his experience. There isn't anything wrong about raising awareness through your own experience. At least, it gives some people thought about the matter because it can also happen to them. The guy doesn't really seem offensive to other people at all if he's talking from experience. He just wants to save other people from the same trouble, and if anything, I think that's pretty kind of him.

[aylabadia05]

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
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When gambling limits the minimum age to 18+, there is a positive assessment because this gambling does not know who the player is and does not know how rich he is. Ages 18+ are generally ready with their minds. This age can already think about the true meaning of gambling which is specifically for adults, not for small children.
The thinking of adults is different from that of small children when the advice that gambling is not to make money but to simply test luck is acceptable.
I think it wouldn't be wrong to give wise advice that doesn't mean to stop him from gambling.

[Yaunfitda]

What do you make of this, I honestly do not know but deep inside of me, I feel it's absolutely wrong to advice people against doing something, just because you did the same thing and it did not favor you..

Do you guys think it's OK to advice other gamblers to quit gambling simply because of your own bad experience, does your bad experience mean that every other gambler out there will also have the same bad experience?
I will like some really useful discussions around this topic.

We should understand where the individual is going, based on his stories, it's one of the worst, losing everything you have and it all started with $10. So I guess he has all the reasons to rant and everything. I wouldn't say he is right or wrong though, still depends on the individual who is going to read his story, just like you. You were affected by it and maybe thinking of stopping gambling, then good if you are swayed by his stories and doesn't want to end like him losing everything in an instant. But there are still gamblers who will just shrug it off after reading everything and put the blame on the gamblers itself. So in this life, it's really hard to make the right decision, and in this a snap, it can really turn into a disaster for you. But the good thing is that he can it's not too late for him and reset and learn from his mistakes.